image by TAROT OF THE POMEGRANATE
Keywords: Change, Transition, Out with the Old, Restlessness, Chaos, Roll with it
The Death card reminds us that life is short. Do not squander it. Make the changes necessary to create a richer life. What would you do if today was the last day of your life? Do it now! Carpe Diem.
The Death card ushers in an era of transition. Change is guaranteed and inevitable. It is better to roll with the changes rather than resist them. Wishing things were different will only waste energy and cause you pain. Cultivate excitement for the new day, rather than painful longing for what has already left. Sadness is normal when we let something go, but don’t get stuck or define yourself through loss.
When it is time for us grow, we become restless. If we ignore this subtle sign of change, it will grow in intensity. Endings are an intrinsic part of change and humans aren’t always comfortable letting go of the known. Sometimes we would rather cling to an unsatisfying situation rather than take a risk for happiness. Keeping the status quo in an era of transition can be draining and depressing.
Flexibility and optimism will carry you through.
A spiritual practice can be especially grounding right now.
The Death card reminds us that life is short. Do not squander it. Make the changes necessary to create a richer life. What would you do if today was the last day of your life? Do it now! Carpe Diem.
The Death card ushers in an era of transition. Change is guaranteed and inevitable. It is better to roll with the changes rather than resist them. Wishing things were different will only waste energy and cause you pain. Cultivate excitement for the new day, rather than painful longing for what has already left. Sadness is normal when we let something go, but don’t get stuck or define yourself through loss.
When it is time for us grow, we become restless. If we ignore this subtle sign of change, it will grow in intensity. Endings are an intrinsic part of change and humans aren’t always comfortable letting go of the known. Sometimes we would rather cling to an unsatisfying situation rather than take a risk for happiness. Keeping the status quo in an era of transition can be draining and depressing.
Flexibility and optimism will carry you through.
A spiritual practice can be especially grounding right now.